Harrods says it supports all survivors in their pursuit of justice and works with police on the investigation
Five Al Fayed survivors confirmed as human trafficking victims
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At least five Mohamed Al Fayed survivors confirmed as human trafficking victims. A Harrods spokesperson said: “Harrods supports all survivors in their pursuit of justice and continues to work closely with the Met police on its investigation”. One survivor, known as Justine, told PA she felt “shellshocked” when she received the conclusive grounds decision in June that she had been a victim of modern slavery.
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At least five Mohamed Al Fayed survivors confirmed as human trafficking victims.
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A Harrods spokesperson said: “Harrods supports all survivors in their pursuit of justice and continues to work closely with the Met police on its investigation”.
according to The Guardian - UKOne survivor, known as Justine, told PA she felt “shellshocked” when she received the conclusive grounds decision in June that she had been a victim of modern slavery.
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